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]]>Buckingham Palace
It is no surprise that visiting Buckingham palace is at the top of our list. While there is a little to actually do apart from watching the changing of the guard. It is still amazing to see the Palace and begin understanding the Monarchy’s history. Located in Central London, it is an accessible destination for everyone visiting London.
Stonehenge
This mystical prehistoric monument is located in Wiltshire, England, and is considered a UNESCO world heritage site. Stonehenge is one of the world’s many wonders and one of the most famous landmarks in the United Kingdom. Archaeologists believe that Stonehenge was constructed around 3000 BC to 2000 BC.
Alton Towers
Alton Towers is a theme park located in the North of the UK in Alton, Staffordshire. It was originally privately owned land, and in 1980 it transformed into a theme park and opened its doors to the public. Alton Towers offers a total of ten roller coasters and a range of accommodations and lodging. People flock from all over the country to take a ride on their attractions!
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Anyone can enjoy a suborbital trip for the right piece of a mere half a million dollars. Still, for 50 million orbital expeditions available. Commercial space tourism is valued at more than 450 billion dollars and is only expected to grow and increase by 2040. These two different ‘types’ of space travel depend on how far the spacecraft is sent into orbit.
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🆃Jeff Bazos’ Blue Origin completed its first space tourism flight in July 2021. Sending people safely to space for a quick 10-minute trip to space. Other companies such as SpaceX, which is Elon Musks’ company. Managed to send a group of four private citizens to orbit for a three-day trip through orbit in 2021.
For the mega-wealthy, it is expected that in 2025. There will be a space hotel that can accommodate 28 people. With a bigger voyager station able to house 400 guests, which is scheduled to open in 2027. As of now, commercial space travel is only possible for the mega-super wealthy However, we are all hoping that the average person will soon be able to experience a trip to space.
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Japan is often listed as the world’s safest country and is known as one of the best places for solo female travelers to go. Still, it would be best to stay alert with any destination. You are always cautioned to be aware and not flaunt your money or go to shady areas not to provoke anyone.
Cash is Key
Many workers in Japan only being paid in cash. Therefore, many businesses, restaurants, and shops might not accept cards. However, your hotel and other specific services will accept cards. So it is always worth carrying money around.
Buying a rail pass
Getting a Japan Rail Pass can help you save a lot of money, especially if you are thinking of traveling around the entire region and getting out of the cities. So we recommend buying an unlimited pass so you are free to travel as you please. The pass also gives you access to the bullet train, which is an experience in itself. However, remember that these unlimited passes are only valid for a certain number of days– seven, 14, or 21. So if you are in Japan for less than that, it might not be helpful.
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Located in southern Tuscany, Pitigliano captures why we love Italy. This town stands out within volcanic stone and history, dating back to Neolithic times. Pitigliano plays a massive role in Jewish history, dating back to the Second World War. As a result, it was nicknamed ‘Little Jerusalem’. It is an excellent place for those interested in history and museums, with the coast being an hour’s drive away.
Lajatico
Lajatico is located a short forty minutes drive from Florence. Is considered the opera capital and the birthplace of the critically acclaimed Andrea Bocelli. Here is where Andera built an amphitheater, ‘ Teatro del Silenzio’. It is possible to see concerts here all year, so check one out if you are in the area. Additionally, Lajatico has plenty of cafes and shops to enjoy in the city’s winding small paths.
Saturnia Hot Springs
These hot springs are located six kilometers outside Saturnia and are known for their rich Greek origins. These thermal springs are rich in mineral deposits (which do give a sulfur-eggy smell, you have been warned). The water temperatures can reach up to 37.5 degrees Celsius. However, these pools are free to enter at the Cascate del Mulino. There are no changing rooms and limited parking, so come dressed early to grab a spot before it gets too crowded.
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]]>The Ski Resorts
Andorra is located in the middle of the Pyrenees, making it one of Europe’s best destinations for winter sports—especially skiing. This year Andorra is hosting the Winter Olympics. It’s home to many winter sports resorts, so there are plenty of options.
The Shopping
Despite being tiny, it is surprisingly a fantastic shopping spot. Andorra de la Vella’s capital includes shops, department stores, fashion boutiques, and hypermarkets. The main reason it is so popular as a shopping destination is its tax-free shopping.
The Cuisine
Andorra’s cuisine is heavily influenced by its neighboring countries, France and Spain, especially Catalunya. Their national dish is Escudella, a hearty broth stew filled with chunks of meat and vegetables and large pasta shells with beans or chickpeas. Although Adorra has no coastline, making fish scarce, there are often trout in mountain streams, depending on the seasons.
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At Disneyland in America, every night, there are nighttime specials. Here you will see all your favorite heroes, princesses, villains, and other favorite Disney characters. The nighttime spectacular has neon lights, fireworks, a parade, and more. Making it a must-see attraction.
Seasonal drinks and snacks
Throughout the year, Disneyland changes its snacks throughout the park to match the time and season. They even have special snacks and drinks from some of your favorite movies. Whatever time you go, there’ll be something tasty for you to enjoy.
Dine with Disney characters
Disney always does it right, and you can expect a magical experience at the Disney resorts when you dine at the park. This is an opportunity to enjoy some amazing food while dining with some of your favorite characters.
Disability assistance
Disneyland is also a great place to take a loved one who may have a disability, and this is because almost everywhere in the park is accessibility-friendly. Not to mention, most of your favorite characters know how to communicate with sign language, ensuring that you can communicate and connect with your favorite characters no matter what.
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]]>Picasso Museum
Pablo Picasso is one of the world’s most famous and well-known artists. Picasso was a young artist who quickly made an impression; throughout his time, he created over 4,251 works. The Museum opened in 1963 and explored a deeper relationship between Picasso and his father, and his connection to Barcelona that shaped his adolescence and youth and stayed with him until he died. Picasso Museum is perfect for travelers who love art, history, and exploring.
La Sagrada Familia
This monumental church began construction in 1882 and was outlined and drawn up by the famous architect Gaudi with help from Francisco de Paula de Villar—built only with donations from the public. The temple has been under construction ever since. Ever since day one, it has been a great church to visit. We suggest spending at least two to three hours here, and there is so much to see despite being unfinished.
Gothic Quarter
Stroll through the iconic, old-European streets and alleys with the most picturesque neighborhood in the absolute heart of Barcelona. The Gothic Quarter blends historical artifacts from the Roman empire until the Spanish Civil War. The perfect place for those who love to discover quaint terraces and plazas brought to life with bars and local musicians that last all night long.
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]]>HanSo Cafe, Madrid, Spain
This beautifully designed coffee shop has a minimalist, clean vibe to it. Offering delicious coffee that is unique and dainty, such as a red velvet latte and an iced chai. Hanso only uses single-origin beans and was one of the first cafes in Madrid to offer cold brew. Not to mention they have an outstanding brunch menu, so you can grab some food simultaneously.
Kolonel Coffee Roastery, Antwerp, Belgium
Opened in 2011, this cafe prides itself in quality control as they oversee the entire process with its beans prepared and roasted on-site. They also have a wide range of quality teas and lemonade using their syrups. This must-go cafe is suitable for everybody.
Caravan Coffee Roasters, London, United Kingdom
This craft coffee has made a name for itself due to its commitment to scouring and roasting only the finest beans in the world. Their team is dedicated to selecting fresh, in-season beans to create a variety of blends. With over three cafes and six restaurants in the capital alone, it is easy to see why this is a top favorite.
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]]>Four Seasons Hotel, Doha
Located in the mixed-use West Bag complex, designed with a touch of elegance, these 247 rooms are bright, white, and neutral, which gives all their guests a touch of home when visiting their hotel. While the lobby is decorated with geometric patterns, white stones, arches, and a daily delivery of floral arrangements to give it that 5-star feel.
Six Senses Zighy Bay, Oman
Just outside Dubai sits a beautiful Omani village-style hotel with a pirate marina. With less than 50 rooms, it makes for a perfect excluded getaway, with dramatic mountain views on the one side and a beautiful sandy beach on the other. While it offers 5-star quality, it also comes with a children’s center, a tennis court, and complimentary water sports, making it a perfect location for the whole family.
The Norman, Tel Aviv
This boutique hotel with 50 rooms individually designed in the heart of the city center. This lively yet quiet hotel comes with an infinity pool, 1940’s style library, and a French-Mediterranean brasserie is a perfect location to visit. Additionally, it is a walk away from some of the best clubs and bars in Tel Aviv, not to mention how close it is to the beach.
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]]>The Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
The Rijksmuseum was established in Amsterdam in 1808; it was first located in the Royal Palace and later moved. The main building was designed by Pierre Cuypers, and frost opened its doors in 1885. After a ten-year renovation, it was reopened in 2013. That same year it was one of the most visited museums in Amsterdam, with a record number of 2.2 million visitors.
The Louvre, Paris
The Louvre is one of the world’s largest museums and historical monuments. A central landmark in Paris, with over 35,000 objects from multiple centuries, is displayed here. With over 9.7 million visitors each year it is the most visited museum in the world, making it a definite must-see museum in Europe.
The National Gallery, London
Located in Trafalgar Square in central London, founded in 1824, and it is home to over 2,300 paintings that date from the mid-13th century to 1900. With some of the world-famous paintings on display here. It is said that the collection belongs to the public of the United Kingdom, which is why entry to the main building is free of charge.
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